Best New Zealand tech deals: top online discounts in January 2025

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The X1 Turbo is an excellent robot vacuum, but with its charging station focusing solely on its mopping functionality, but we thought the price point was too high for the average user in our Deebot X1 Turbo review. At this massive discount, it's a must-have for anyone looking to reduce their chore-count. Make sure to click 'Apply NZD 443.33 coupon' to get the full savings.

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Sick and tired of cooking that perfectly medium-rare steak well past medium? Or maybe you just want to take the stress out of cooking chicken. Either way, this Inkbird thermometer is your new best friend – letting you accurately monitor your foods temperature, even while the barbecue roars outside and you sit comfortably on the couch.

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The first discount this new, upgraded model has received, the Scribe has a bright screen 10.2-inch screen that works equally well indoors and out thanks to its 300dpi display. It's not just the AI note-summaries and writing recognition where the Scribe shines – its premium pen is a huge upgrade from the 2022 model. If you want an ereader with truly integrated writing capabilities the Kindle Scribe might be the ultimate choice.

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Rocking dual cameras and 216 LED lights, the Govee T2 promises to deliver accurate colours onto the wall behind your TV. User reviews suggest it’s simple to install, and a companion smartphone app lets you tailor the intensity of the light to your personal preference. Note this is only compatible with TVs ranging from 55- to 65-inches. 

The Govee RGBIC LED strip lights are also down 37% to just NZ$29.03.

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The Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses not fancy enough for you? Well our friends over at Tom's Guide think these glasses "take the whole AR glasses category to a new level". Near-perfectly combining hardware and software, if you're looking to level-up your tech with AR glasses, this is it.

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This hair dryer proves you don't need to blow your budget to achieve style and substance more than ever thanks to this AU$80 saving. It combines fast, efficient drying with versatile heat and airflow options, while keeping a lightweight, stylish package.

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In a market filled with vacuums costing upwards of NZ$1,500, the value the Shark IZ102 provides is immense – now just a dollar more than the cheapest price we've ever seen. The clear choice when we were selecting our best budget stick vacuum, it offers a 40-minute runtime that is more than suitable for most cleans, LED lights that reveal hidden debris, versatile attachments and a self-cleaning brushroll that has no issue sucking up hair.

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If you're not sure the Envy has enough oomph, the Spectre certainly will. If you're a gamer, content creator or professional who wants to combine portability of a tablet with the power needed to get your job done, the HP Spectre x 360 is for you. Usually exceedingly pricey, this 40% discount makes it dramatically easier to recommend. Its AI functionality, Poly Studio audio, a touchpad with haptic feedback and 2560 x 1600 resolution doesn't hurt, either.

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It just looks comfortable, doesn't it? Well, having got our hands on the Titan Evo back in June of 2022, we can confirm it's as comfy as it looks. While we called it one of the best gaming chairs on the market, which it undoubtedly is, the Titan Evo isn't gaming-exclusive. With an exceptionally customisable lumbar support, recline and tilt adjustability, and an included neck pillow, we can't find too much fault at this price. If you need a chair for long gaming or working sessions, this could be it.